Well you have (as PP) come off as a little snotty, that'll raise hackles (as will, I suppose, the use of the word 'snotty') pretty consistently anywhere, even (esp.?) in a monastary. W/ luck (and here we queue the rising music, the tinkling of bells and George Bailey singing auld lang signe (sp)?) this last change of heart (though you're still posting w/ a lot of hubris - what if the bull runs right by you?) will give us all a happier monastary, a moment to reflect upon our frailties and a chance to use a little more compassion the next time we meet a node/poster/imposter we don't like.

As somebody else so succinctly put it:
all hail brak
(that's joke son, I don't hear you laughing ...)

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In reply to Re: certain people will attack you blindly and hatefully after awhile even if you are correct... by a
in thread Icertain people will attack you blindly and hatefully after awhile even if you are correct.../I by metaperl

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